Three officers charged in beating case unfolds in Milwaukee
Milwaukee officers Jon Bartlett Daniel Masarik and Andrew Spengler faced charges of substantial battery with additional counts of second degree recklessly endangering safety. Masarik carries a perjury count. The case stems from a racially charged beating outside a house party on October 24, witnesses say.
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Lebanon protests force resignation of pro-Syrian prime minister
Beiruts streets trembled as 25,000 demonstrators flooded Parliament to oust Omar Karami after the Hariri murder linked unrest. They pressed for Syria to withdraw its 16,000 troops, while President Lahoud accepted the resignation and a caretaker cabinet was named. US urges free elections and troop pullout, as Syria notes possible end-year withdrawal only with guarantees.
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Bush pledges Medicaid reform and cuts amid governors meeting
The Bush administration proposes large Medicaid savings and tighter federal funding. Governors warn access for the poorest Americans could fall, while some call for flexibility to rein in costs. Bush vows to work with governors to reform the program and curb practices he says inflate healthcare prices, though he signals continued push to cut federal dollars.
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President urged to push Social Security plan reforms
Washington debates a Bush Social Security proposal as Republicans waver on sweeping changes. Democrats seek bipartisanship while House hearings loom and Senate rules hinder rapid action. Public polls show limited support, with Republicans wary of tax increases and privatization risks.
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Al Qaeda Link Seen Plotting Attacks on United States
U S officials say intel ties Osama bin Laden to urging attacks by al Qaeda affiliate in Iraq led by Abu Musab al Zarqawi. A classified bulletin warned of possible operations against the United States and US interests abroad, prompting homeland security agencies to heighten alert.
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